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  1. jimbo92107
    Damn, I step out for 20 minutes to get some Chinese food, and now everything has fallen apart. Good food tho. Fried rice, spicy chicken and orange chicken. Yum.
  2. jimbo92107
    Oh great Lord Cortisone, grant Glenn Perkins one good at-bat in this, our moment of slight concern...
  3. jimbo92107
    Good pitch by Boyer. Wipe that ball off quick, Suzuki... ;-)
  4. jimbo92107
    Five innings of one-run ball. Good outing for Pelfrey. That's what he's got, and he gave it.
  5. jimbo92107
    Now THAT's the kind of omen I like. All Rosie did was knock in three runs with his 15th triple, then steal home on an infield pop-up. See why I compare this guy to Bryce Harper? He loves the moment. His baseball IQ is a game-changer. He finds a way to put more pressure on the other team. Eddie is a real player.
  6. jimbo92107
    I suppose Eddie Rosario could do some things better, but I'm pretty happy with what he's doing so far.
  7. jimbo92107
    Pelfrey's pitching great, like the first half version. What happened??
  8. jimbo92107
    I had one of those once. Hard to find parking.
  9. jimbo92107
    Stick a fork in that arm, it's dead!
  10. jimbo92107
    Best sign of all: Pelfrey struck a guy out with the fork ball.
  11. jimbo92107
    Eddie!! Gunned him down, shazzzammm!
  12. jimbo92107
    Omens are cheap. Something bad is bound to happen somewhere, and then you claim all the credit.
  13. jimbo92107
    I expect to see Eddie Rosario expand and refine his game much the same way that Brian Dozier has done, for they are similar characters. With Bruno's help Rosario should improve his situational awareness and ability to read pitchers. Molitor and company should teach him (along with the other young guys) how to better steal bases, bunt, etc. When Rosario, Buxton, Kepler and the other young guns incorporate the finer aspects of the game, this team is going to be even more fun to watch. Goodie!
  14. jimbo92107
    Most impressive to me is Duffey's maturity as a pitcher. He arrived with a fully functional repertoire of pitches, not trying to add mph to his fastball or learning to control his curve. He pitches within himself, commanding the zone with good mechanics. You can see that his catchers love the guy, their delight apparent even as they dig a strikeout curve ball out of the dirt. Improving Duffey's stuff will be a matter of tweaking his change-up and learning not to yank his fastball quite so often. If Duffey threw his change on the same flight path as his dirt ball curve, that could cause nightmares for hitters. How would you like to swing half a foot over the curve, then try to get down for the curve, only to swing half a foot under a change-up? Then you think you've got that figured out, he throws a two-seamer on the corner, and his 91mph heater looks like it's going 96. Literally there's nothing a hitter can anticipate with Duffey. He'll throw the curve on any count, and he's not going to walk you. And he won't just throw the curve for a strike; it's going to be a strike low on a corner. And even his high curve has that crazy bend... Yikes.
  15. jimbo92107
    Good job by Jepsen. He's looking like a pretty good closer. Perk looked good in the 8th, too.
  16. jimbo92107
    Manship always had a good curve. Not a great curve, but tight spin, always diving down. He should throw it even more than he just did to the Twins.
  17. jimbo92107
    Great job by Jeff Manship. Why the Twins didn't bunt with no outs and a runner on 3rd... Can't Sano bunt?
  18. jimbo92107
    Did I just hear Bruno call Rosario "Steady Eddie?" Good nickname.
  19. jimbo92107
    Sano wanted a fastball so bad, and Manship knew it.
  20. jimbo92107
    There are two ways to deal with pressure: Feel it, or apply it. I recommend that the Twins apply pressure to their opponents.
  21. jimbo92107
    So, what do you call one of the little boxes that they divide the strike zone into? Tribox? Boxie? Boxicle? Trident? Thirdie?
  22. jimbo92107
    Ervin Santana is an interesting pitcher. He varies his speed, spin and location enough that neither the hitter nor the catcher is sure what's coming next.
  23. jimbo92107
    No way Max learned English in Texas. Getting rid of that accent is tougher than winning a piss fight with an ornery mule. Tougher than a rawhide pillow. Tougher than a bowl of rocks for breakfast. Tougher than teethin' on a old car tire. Tougher than findin' out yer best gal is a rodeo clown. Tougher than a rubber burrito. Tougher than findin' out that weren't no burrito. From yer best gal, who's a rodeo clown.
  24. jimbo92107
    I vas a liddle dissapoinded zat he hes no Cherman aggzent, but I'll ged ober it. Watched a short interview; sounded like he grew up in Ohio. Velcomen to de mejor liggs, Maximus! Maybe we can get him to watch some Hogan's Heroes, so he can develop a good Colonel Klink... ;-)
  25. jimbo92107
    Fantastic news for Max Kepler. Well earned. Congrats to Der Kid!
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